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Google claims that this offers Microsoft an unfair advantage to attract Internet traffic and more advertising dollars from its competition. The search leader's CEO says future revenue growth in China 'will obviously be large.' "The market favors open choice for search, and companies should compete for users based on the quality of their search services," Marissa Mayer, the vice president for search products at Google, told the Times. "We don't think it's right for Microsoft to just set the default to MSN. We believe users should choose." The objections are similar to past anti-trust complaints against Microsoft's Windows operating system.

But Microsoft executives told the paper the default settings in the browser, Internet Explorer 7, are easy to change. And it says the product was designed with consumers and many partners in mind, even though it might not be to the liking of No. 1 search engine Google. "Whatever behavior happened in the past, the guiding principle we had is that the user is in control," Dean Hachamovitch, general manager of the Internet Explorer group, told the paper.

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